Although only half of the figures for this battle have been painted (it will be double this size by the end of the year) I can now imagine what the full size battle will look like. What is more, I can now start messing about and play-testing some ideas I have for rules.
Here are some snapshots of the armies deployed for battle (64 figures painted figures were not required).
Overview of the deployments:
Two shots of the Romans (see previous post for more shots):
The Carthaginians:
So there, we have it. At long last, phew!
Phase 1 is finished. Phase 2 will be painting figures for "The Battle of Lake Trasimene".
5 comments:
fantastic looking figures and table. Looks like the final battle will be great fun to play.
What a stunning collection you have put together! And it seems like you have painted it at a record pace. The figures are awesome, the basing is beautiful and it all comes together quite nicely. Congratulations on this project. I am in awe...we are unworthy, we are unworthy :)
best regards
Fritz
Wow! That is a lot of nicely painted figures . . . and that is only phase 1?
-- Jeff
Looking well!
I really like the look of those Punic Spearmen
That is seriously cool. Love the command stands too.
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